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Exeter Advocate, 1909-10-07, Page 41 • • ► ► r 1 6 6 ► 1 • fixeter ;Nbuorate,1 Sanders A Creech. Props. TSL'itSD.tY, Oct. 7, '09 CHISELI!LItST-Wm. )1cLaren while cutting wood had the misfortune to get struck t`' shin with an axe. which being du !'fried a very ugly bruise. Auction Sale t)t' t'.t1.1'.\BLE FARM LANDS AND VIC!. %GE PROPERTIES. SITUATE IN TIIE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN' AND VILLAGE OF CENTRAL! %. Ti.cre will be offered for sale by Pub- lic Auction at atOFF'ATT'S HOTEL. CENTRAL! ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER •21st, 1909 At 2 o'clock sharp, the tollowtng valu- able property. viz. The South half of Lot Nto. 4. In the 2nd Concession of the Township of Ste- phen, excepting thereca the front t en acres. That part of tete Nortit half of Lot No. 3, In the let Concession of the Town- ship of Stepneh, lying west of the Lon- don Huron and Bruce Railway. The South half of Lot Np. 5. in the 4th Concesoton of said Township of Stephen. And the following Village Lots in the said village of Centralia, v:z.-Lots num- bered 144 to 159, West of the said Rail way and eat of Prince Leopold street ; Lots numbered 170 to 181, west of the Prince Leopold street and forming part of farm Lot No. 4, In the 1st Concession of Stephen ; Lots numbered 182 to 191. East of sold Prince Leopold street and West of said Rahway. The above lands ale known as the San - do properties. Terms of Sale mode known on day of sale or by applying to DICKSON S CARRLING. Barristers, Et, ., Exeter Date. thla 1st day of October. 1909. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock and Implements. ' - The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed t o sell by public auction at LOT 18, CON. 3. STEPHEN. oN THURSDAY, OCT. 7TJl. 1009 at 1 o'clock p. m, sharp, The following valuable property: IIORS1(S-General purpose mare, in foal; general .purpose horse. 9 tears old; 2•year-old filly, got by eavolo; 1•yearold filly, got by Derry Down; 1•year• ofd ge'diug, got by Nan I'arote; filly, 4 months old, Percheron; filly. 6 months old, got by Npn Parole. CATTLE -4 cows, supposed to he in Me newly. calved • nw; cnw, due to calve; 6 one -year-old steers, 7 one.v ar-old heifers; 7 S :ring calves. 11068 -Thoroughbred Berkshire sow, in pig. POUi.TIRY-3 nut geese, 10 young geese, turkey thea, 7 yo,Ing turkeys, 26 hens. DOO--scotch Collie bitch. IMPLEIIEN'TS-Binder, mower. 11 boa drill; all • Frost a W cod make; steel land seller, Sylvester; set of Diamond harrows, scuMer, Lion ion disc, Frost and Wood; !tivatot Peter Hamilton; Coekshaft walk• ing pow, Dominion i;ana plow. Frust and Wood; Sharp rake, 2lumber wagons, light way. •, 2 angle cutters, atone -boat, pair of b,b.lergh-, hay rock, 2000 lbs. platform scales. Chatham fanning mill with harmer attachment, gravel boa. wagon box. root pulps r, :S e. gar kettles, grind-ston •, 2 sets Of double han•ea, 2 sets of single harness. _ 6.4. steads, a num-:er • t cedar poets forks. ehains, .hov- els, spades and a 1..' of • then useful articles. TERIJ' 25 and under. cash; over that amount 12 monthscredit given nu furnishing spproaed joint nose>. ordiaccunt.l 5 per cent. ler annum for cash oh credit ainouhts. All must positively be sold as the pro- prletnr has sold his farm. 13.8. 1'1111,1,1 PS, ROBT. SANDERS l'rcprietor Auction Sale Of Choice Farm Stock & implements Mr. Thee. Cameron has been instructed to sell by Public Auction at LOT 17, N. T. IL, USBORNE, ON TUESDAY', OCT. 12T11, 1000 at 1 o'clock p.10 sharp, the following valuable property. HORIES-Ilrood neer. draft; good mare, draft; genera p',rpiee mare; ,h i -r yearling: filly, draft; choice sucker Elly, draft CATTLE -Pure -Bred Durham cow, cow due at time of sale, newly -canal cow, 2 cows due in March. 3 choice hell. rs, 2 years o'd, fat; 3 steers 2 year.. old, { deem 1 year old, t heifers 1 year old, 3 calves. 1i008- (rood sow w it!, litter at foot, beoot sow due in No:eu,ber. POULTRY -A number of fowl. IMPLEMENTS -Lumber wagon 3 ith high and low wheels; pair hobelelghs, nearly new; 6-8. binder, 5.11 mower; seed drill, new: spring tooth cultivator. new; disk new; riding plow. new; riding plow, been used; single salking (plow, large 2•tturow plow. set of bar- rows, land rel er, .ciifller, turnip seeder, fanning mill, cutting -box; overhead•hone-power, all eom• plete; set of platfomi scales. with attachment for weighing stock; root pulper, hay rack. Hock rack, large wagon box, new; gra>el bot, set of wagon springs, set of slieg roles. set of double harness, set of air gle harness; cream .cparat'r, nearly new; incu- bator, new; noshing machine. Daley churn, whiffle -- trees, nark -yokes, shovels, forks, hoes. etc., a lot of tat .-lax. hay, 3 a,•re• of hnice mangolrls and turnips aril a -m. Isle. Positively no resets.: is the proprietor -IOW eu;C his farm. TER513--A11 sums of $5.00 and under, CASH; over that amount 12 mouthy credit will he siren on tum• hien; approved joint notes. 5 per cent per annum oft for cash on credit annunts JOHN TUCKER, Prop. THOS. UAMIEI(ON, Anct, MAMMOTH SALE of Farm and Village Property in the Township of Stephen and Village of Exeter. (11 That choln 53 acres of land lying west of the Itailenad and meth of salt (Nock In theVillste of Ex• eter, taking in river no north, where there Is a deep bed of Erst-class gra • el. .cell suited for cement .. ork, and no waste land. Oo this property there is a large bank warn, 10 acres of fall wheat and some small acro • • This is ho a bat amt suite,( lir growing stuff fir the Canning Gs: for A. Q. HOSIER. Proprietor. (2) Theta. acres of laud, being northerly part of Lot 16, Con. 1, Township of reborne. In the Village of Euler. On the property then Is a stable and rimer -failing supply of water, and is well suite.! for ;rasing and growing eosin (1, 1'. IiA('K N l:Y. I'rnp. (3, All that restart, lying twin ern Canning Factory and Evaporator in Exeter. (4) All that property lying east of station, be- tween Station and Coring Str►et. (5) All that property lying between Wellington and Valeria Streets. In parcels 3, 4 and 5 there an some er .ice '„tildlr.t sites• and will be *old In lots to salt pur.•hxser Thu property belongs to THE CARLiN(i ESTATE And must to ,.44 to wind up the estate Intending purchaser, may call at 14 -kwon and ('arling's mare, Ramer. for map, and descriptions of property. (6i i.ot t$, ('nn. 1, ?'-bane, Im arses. On the propert• there are 5 ache of gond herb:r od bush, stone duelling. large up-todatesultry house, 3 barns sod 'thee !.uiMinl,-f Land is well under. drained, new were fences and neverfailing supply of water: wel. situated. being tee mile from Ifenvll ar.J tear tr an: Exact Th.' ie h ..••a farming land and r.,ostlt seeded toraw. Easy term. rel yment. 110(I(4.tft1'H. Prep . ifenaa1l. Any or all of t'►ese properties mhy be purchased private's on or tefvre he nth DAT OF tx'T')REtt. iI .ee void ,rivately by that date there will he toll by public auction, wit/welt reeerve. at the `METRot'uLiTAN Ili)TEE.. 1:SF:TER t►N MAT('RDAV, 0('T. •ai ewe o.Io'k sharp, ail the above named properties For terss and ptracanars apply t0 the Pr.prietora OW 10 THO4, CAMERON. Auct., Farquhar. Ont. WISE AND OTHERWISE It's the custom of advertising that gets r a:tomer'. A girl doesn't like to be called a flirt ur,leas she Isn't. The most empty lite is the one that thlnka only of itself. Forgetting self is the secret of tinkl- ing satisfaction In life. The things you are going to do add little to your bink account. It is always easy to forgive an enemy when he Is bigger than you. When you call a man a Ilar do so over a long distance telephone. The man wt'o brags o1 being speedy does not figure on the grade he le on. The moat enjoyable features of a vaca- tion are looking forward to R and back at it. The ratan that known all about you and remains your friend, Is worth ty- ing to. Many a good man on Sunday does not measure up to standard on a business deal. He who has many thoughts to hide hasn't much that men are glad to cir- culate. When u mean is making a fool of him- self. he is generally working overtime at the job. Dont expect to get a pass front St. Peter just Ixcausc you are a regular church -goer. Somehow when a man gets into a crowd he thinks he Is tate only one 1 in a hurry. It la a good thing to have ideate, but they wont do touch good if you let them get duaty. When a man tells tete truth about him- self he Is anxious for someone to call hint a liar. Too many who give the poor crusts of bread on the streets are stealing whole loave.a in tete alley. When you see a woman wearing at clinging gown, It is a sign that she thinks she has a good figure. That book under your arm on the way to Sunday service does not deceive your employea, who saw that crooked action on Saturday. -- -AM- GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. John Baird visited in Sh'rka Sunday. -Mr. Ezia Brenner moved here from Shipka Friday. -Mrs. Fritz spent Sunday in Zurich. -Mr. Sarre Grat- ton moved to Klondike Friday. -Mr. C. Green and Wm. Dewey were In Pt. Frank for a few days last weeir.-Meesra. Jas. Jeckell, Jas. Howard, N. D. Iturdon and sons of Exeter spent a few days on the old river last week. -Mise Nettie Rav^lle gave a birthday pasty last Monday even Ing. -Mr. and Mrs. H. Tiedentan of GoJ- erich are visiting around here.-Mr.Hea- man of London le here looking after his rrc.-Mr. and Mrs. Gtavelle vialted In Thedford a few days loot week. M.riled.-On Tuesday, ..apt. a'lt': t!..• erne o: Sir. Stephen W.;bb on ': a 11 1:,a was all astir. 'ne occasion I.e.'. ; •uirriage o: his eldest 0.ia...'':', Site' Myrtle, to Mr. John H McGregor of 'ic:•lllivray. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. S. A. Cart -tete in the presence o: relative.] and friends of the young couple. -The prisents werb both numer- ous and costly, ehowing the high es- teem In wttictt the young, couple are held. They have our very best wishes for a life of happiness and prosperity. Weddell. -On Wednesday, Sept. 291h, the home of Mr. A. Tlcdenlan was the :scene of tete marriage of his eldest dough ter, Violet Rove, to Bertte L. holt. At two o'clock the groom entered the par- lor and took Ida stand udder evergreens and curtains and awaited the coming of the bride who was given away by her father. the nuptial knot being tied by Rev. Mr. Steadman in the presence of shout 125 relatives and friends. The b:l o wore a princess dress of wh:te Bilk wit!, yoke of all-over lac: and lain nungs o: applique and buttons. and carried a' bou Iuet of cream rosea. She wag asset cl '►y her sister 011ie. who was attl:ed tet a prince: -a dress of pile blue mull. wIta y)k" o: a11 -over lace, and carried a bunco o: plank roses. The groom was? asslated by rte brother Ray. After con- grotulatlons all repaired to the dining - room where the tables were loaded with good things. The evening was spent in dancing and music. The presents made a beautiful array, and was an evidence of the esteem i:: which the young people are held. Congratulations and best vas .ca are theirs. • ST. MA itl'S-T::e marriage occurred on Sept. 27 of Fred Skipper to Miss Frank- lyn. an English girt, a' the Stiv,atlon Army .,uarter•s. Toe es.cinot,Y '+vas Per- formed by Ma!or Hay, dtvis.o'nal sta- rer at Stratford. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Clearing Auction Sale Of Farm, !Stack and implements. The au lere:..re.l Auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public Auction, on LOT R. CON. 3, MTEI'iIEN, %VEDNESI)A1-. OUrOBER 2otb, '00 Commencing at 1 o•rlock sharp, the following valuable peoperte,.1.. HORSES -1 road horse. 9years old; heavy drau ht h r G' . g man, reel to Pearl 1 ret: arrM driving mare, heed 10 Capt lied, general purp'we gelding, 2 year, old; heavy draught Ellr, 1 year old, by Lond llowatsnn; gelding. 1 ye/arold. by Blucher: tucking colt, road. stet, bi Blucher. CATTLE -5 cows, suppv..et1 to be in coif; row to calve is Novemaer; heifer, 2 rears old; 5 steers 1 year old: heifer. 1 year old; steer, Iv mos ofd; 3 steer calves. I'I0. -Brood raw with litter at toot. PoU1.TRY-5u hens IMPLeMRNT!t --Maxwell hinder, Frost and Wood mower, rake. gaunter, 4,411, cultivator, plow, roller, Oft of harrow.. ensnare spread:r nearly new, wagon and boa, se', c•i sleighs, hay rack, gravel hoe root pulpae, fannirg mill, 1614 In. males. 2 set 01 doubie Ahareess, set of single barna.., nerkyoke•, while• trees, logging chain, rigor kett4es, fonts, hoes ,ha,els• l•aisy churn, Magnet cream separator• soil other ankles too numerous to mention. 11'/CeF. EFFECTS sylehoardatupboard, lounge, bwiate14. par"or conk and stove, Pen Father range, sore! ercoal, nearly new. P k' C.•• •• • here will he offered for sate (if not prert•'n•ie -nldl at the mote time and pisco. the al.,re raw.«t bre acre farm of g .,1 land, all cleared and un febtraine+l• 1 acre or, hard, •'•storey t.,o k halm. hint barn, 'v genes meoot 2 miles from Post Oak" and it hutch. le mile from 86 hoot. TERMS - Chattel., ft ar,d ucder, ,•ash: over that ►mount rf months' credd given on furnishing ap• moved joint notes. 4 per cent ^A kr ea.h oo rred• It ornecr. a Termini real estate mute ►noun on day tf fate cr by applying t., the Proprietor. 1,r'. Sr .Wiley Nowf.an Raker 'loot amfer rropriea.r DASII\VOOD pre..ideut of the conference, will pr.-a•':t ` [[,,w !i. BRAREN81bIRE, DA811N'OOD CONYBY- r/ • 6.'. t ER. Deeds, Wills, Mortgages and all Legal 1k.. ume. to s artfully and promptly prepared Charge. moderate. leeuer of Marriage Lieensea. )ir. Roy Davis :eft on Monday for .ells:► Craig vaterc he has employment In a grist mill. -Mr. Herman Eldt leaves shortly for St. Thomas. where he is en - gassed as miller. -Mr. N'eeley Sillier got plate for its driver at the West McGillivray Fair. -A meeting of the Up- per Canada Bible Society will be held in the Evangelical church on the even- ing of the 20th of October. Rev. M1,.. Bowen. tae Society's agent, will be pres- ent and address the nncetlng.-•. meeting in the intercat of tt.e Laymen's Mlaston- ary tnoventent for the Huron District will be held In the Lvangtlical ciiur.11 here on October 21st. There will be two sessions. afternoon and evening. There will be plenty of speakers from outside points and no doubt a profitable time will be spent. -Suss Maeda Routledge, who was the Y. P. A. Delegate at the convention recently held at Stratford, gave a very interesting report of the convention on Sunday evening. From another source. Miss Emma Davis of London spelt Sunday at her home here. -Messrs. Joe Gossntan and Ed. Oke of Huron•la'.e spent Sunday with friends In town.- 3ti's Emma \Vlllert entertained a num- ber of her friends: Friday evening, in hon- or of het birthday. All reported an ex- cellent time. -Work in connection with the flax will soon be at an cud if the weather keeps fine. It is reported that Mr. Cook intends giving up his interest In the flax business here and turning It over Into the hands of some families.- Mr. amilies—Sir. Cosanlan and son, Bernard, lett Monday for Port Huron. -Sir. J. Pow- ell was a visitor here %Vedneaday.-Mr. and Mrs. harry Harris left Tuesday for their home In Sarnia. -Mrs Ii. Naush- wattger and Laura Kraft took In tete fair at Iarkhlll this 'week. -Misses Cook of. town spent Sunday with friends at Grand Bend —A number of young boys took In the raffle at Bill Mil'er's Tues- day cscnti.g —Ste'. Fred Dearing and Mats Tena Stire of Grimsby arrived In town on Saturday cvcntng.- Wedding bells will soon be ringing 1n our burg. Mal I LLIVRAT. Jnr. J. D. Drummond hao purc:iase'J the farm on the 7th Con. of McGillivray from Mr. J. C. Dorman. Mr. and Mrs. Donnan, we understand, will move to Ailsa (Craig. We regret very much to 1o9e these worthy citizens as they are good neighbors and kind friends. The death took place on the 23rd of John Scott of Moray, of heart failure. aged 87 years. itcv. Carriere of Grand Bend co idu t •d the funeral service. Born near Quebec City in 18'22, he came to this district-,:, years ago. residing here ever 'Inc. lie wasa Liberaland c L1be a a Peeshyterlan, 'being a member of Cor- bett c!,urc1.. He was twice married, first to Miss Smith and later to Mrs. Pollen. T .10' 10119 and four d 1uanters survive. '3' ere p' is `4 away a t his late rend - (Ince. toot Wine east, on Sept. 2711, Peter M. Douglas, age,! 76 years, after an 1111)0.1, I:iat1og several months. Ile came to thea country wit : tan father In 1842 from Scotland. i'e resided o:1 Iite homestead until the time of his do"tle fie leaves a widow, one son Andrew t rto brothers, John and Duncan. at home, and one sister, Mrs. James Nichol of Dorchester. The death occurred at Nairn on Sept. ::7th at the home of !Lector \iunroc ,of of Sirs. Mary Graham. at the advanced age of tib years and 1 nlo'tths. as a re - null of a stroke of paralysis. She was born In Rosshlre, Scotland. where she was married In 1835, emigrating to Can- ada the following year. Mr. Graham died 10 years ago. 1111 1 t wets! who bulit the (brat frame barn and the first brick house that were erected 111 WIBlunal and his was the first team of horses brought into tin township. IIENSALL Kenn(th White o' New LlskarJ Is ho:ce on a visit. -Sirs. Charters and daugh- ter lett last week for C!'irago.- Sirs. Cculter atot daughter id.t arc vise log In Milverton.-llenry l'faft has been 111 wits. ston►ar't trouble tar a few /favi(. -Ii. jtrnold is moving into the resit - donee connoted with the 3lolso,ts ll:ank, -Miss ilrtntnwlson, who 4as been visit- ing Nits, Myrtle ilengough, has returned ed to London. -Albert McBrine has dis- posed of 1115 harness business in Clinton to A. McKeown of Londesboro.-\V11IIaht Lanunte's two thele girls left last week to continue their studies at the 1111114 institution at Brantford.-P.ev. R.Illcits of Crediton will prcac't annlv(roary se: - mono in C 7'4.el':urst Methodist church on Sunday, the .t►ta October. -M.,, Em- ma Drysdale. left last week for Dubee. Sask., where s:ic will take charge of the Post Office and reside with her bro;her. Frank. -Frank Marshall little boy John has returned to ►hc Deaf and Dumb in- stitute at Yelvlllr•.-While some tat cat- tle beim ging to Mr. John McArthur were being loaded on the trail here one of them was crowded oft the platform and was so seriously hurt that It had to be killed —Silt( smith of Michigan is visiting her home here. -\V. Sinclair 11: - tends leashes town shortly to work the S:los Fayre farm he recently put'. sad At Chieell ural. Death -After no Illness of several weeks Janet Kerr passed away on Scpl. 28. at the home of James lloggar!Ii, aged 65 years. Dar eased had lived In this aecti01) for really years and was all Industrious thrifty woman. Tho funer- al was held from the honer of Mr. Neg. to Dense)] Union Cemetery. CENTR.tLIA Mr. Byro:t Hick .a of Centralia, who has been on a two months' trip to the coast. and differcrt parts of the West, return- ed hoose bait week much pleased with the trip. Tile hum of the threshing machine Is ^n:ard all around we. alt the results etre • artily equal to the ezpeetatlons of the forme -rt. -bur evaporator Is doing an erder•st••" business these days under the n'n'g^n•rnt o1 Sir. Tho,. Elston.- %tr. title .ard Luker who has been quite 111, la slowly recovering and Is able to drive oat ag'•; ,.-.}rev. W. 11. Butt p e.ch'n 7 ' 'e 1 •.a o: F(ratons o n F'u d- •me:.t'1 Doctr:.c.', o : Sunday cvr;l.•gs. -The anniver-ary If rvlres of the Meth- •• .1 will Tan o -r'4 Oct. 17th. where . itc t1. Dog, r.s o: Se%fef-th. ea - on the ocrafon. Report of Centralia Public School for S. pten,bcr.-Sr. IV., 13. Anderson. E.Nell F'. F'alrhall, M. Hanlon l Sr. III.. M. Beaman. It. Hanlon, C. Ellah ; Jr. 111., 13. Brooks, 11. Elston. L. Abbott, L. Baynham, E. Culbert, G. Denton, S. Mc- Falts, E. Alexander; Sr. 11.. 11. Eseery, R. Stills, F. Huxtable, L. Hicks ; Jr.11. Ni. Brown, U. Culbert, 1. Alexander, A. 1lackney ; Pt. 11., A. !licks. W. Huxtable I. Taylor ; Sr. 1't. 1., L. Ellah, D. hack- ney, M. Brown ; Jr. I't. I., V. Boyce, M. Neil, C. Colwell, T. Elston, C. Culbert. M. Ellah. E. S1. Pomeroy, tea/'!o r. ZURICH Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jeffrey have gone to Grand Forks, N. D., to visit relatives -Mrs. Duman Kraft, Mrs. Jacob Scao''- man and Master Irw'rt Fink of Preston are visitors at the Lutheran parsonage. -aliases NeRlc and 3tfary Demuth have returned to their home to Ashland. \Vie., atter al: extended visit with relatives and friends in this vicinity. -Jae. Ct►n- eron formerly teacher at Hillsgreen,has taken Dir. McLeod's place as principal of the public school for the balance of the year. -Wm. Wetdo and wife of Deimos. Mich.. are visiting relatives here tido wecla-Jos, Wickens and wife of Inger- soll spent the past week with the lett 'r's parents, Sir. and '1rs, John Hcy. Sr.- lfenry Solda'i and wife of Pigeon, }itch., are visiting here. -Mrs G. Boltzmann is improving n fromher recent iln,ess. P g 1 celY -Ed. iDenomy has sold his 30 acres, Lake Road West, to Alex. afonseau, and has purchased the 100 acres on the town line from afro. John Johnston - Leon Jeffrey has his dwelling up from St. Joseph and is busy with' the cement foundation. -S llannte 1s building a stable to the :hear of his new houses. Death. -A very sad event occurred Isere on Thursday, In the death of Mrs. Jar - oh Klpfer, daughter of Mr. Jacob Moyer. The deceased was a victim of Bright's disease, and as other complications set In, the local medical men were unable to save her life, although everything pos- sible was done to bring her through. She was about 38 years of age, and leaves besides a sorrowing husband, her aged parents, and a number of brothers and slaters and many friends, who sin- cerely mourn her early death. The in- terment took place In the Mennonite cem- etery. Goshen Line. Thiel-\Veacloh-A very pretty wed- ding was solemnized In St. Peter's Luth- eran church on the 28th of September. when altos OI'v;,, eldest daughter of Mr. and 3trs. 11. Wesluh, was united In mar- riage to Mr. Wm. Thtel, eldest amt of Mr. and airs. Andrew Thiel. The bride wan charmingly attired in white silk and caroled a bouyaet of white astera. She was attended by her sister, Blas Alvada \Vesloh, who wore a very pretty gown of blue si.k. The groom was ably assisted by his brother. Mr. Elmore Thiel. The wedding march was played by Miss Ida Sipped and the e-rrnmoy was perfottred by Rev. C. C. J. Malti6s, after which the happy couple repaired to the 1.01110 of the bride. where !Hcy re- ceived the coigratulationg of their friends. Tee sonata. about forty In num tier, sat down to a very sumptuous wed - din/ dinner, aIle: wile'► the young roup - le were serenaded by Inc Jubilee Sliver hind. Mr. and Mrs. Thtel will nnke %uilea their future ho:n•• WiIALEN Seseral in this vicinity are Indisposed through bad colds. -Messrs Dtibert and %Vlleon 'Morley visited their brother at Ellmvllle on Sunday. -Most of our young People attended the special service at Elimville on Sunday evening. -Our trus- tees have arranged for their hnttiversary. Rev. A K. Birks of Askin St., London, Is expected to preach on Sunday, 00.31, and on the Monday a fowl supper and a good program will be given. More de- tails late -.-There are plenty of outings for our young pooplc now. its fowl sup- pers and enntversary m-rvtces on every hand. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunning spent Sunday the guests of their brother and sister Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunning. LONDON, ONTARIO Business & Shorthand SUBJtCTS Resident and Mail Courses CMMalessee Fr« ), W. Westervelt, I. W. Westervelt, Jr . C.A Priwcip,al. Vice•P•incipal. 1,000 - _ •.- - 4 dThedenland for nnrgrad• nates is THREE TIMES Pio the supply. G Other schools engage our gradnares as teachers. A V► special course for teachers. Graduates of two years t, ago ate now earning $2,000 ►a per annum. O Three coiireea—('onMRR• V CLAI., STRNixiR.APilY and Tim eo tt A n n Y. Fall Term Opens Aug. 30. Write for particulars. Over one thousand stu- dents enrolled by our chain last year. It pays to at- tend a link of this great chain,for "IN UNION TiIER1E 18 RTi11N(iTiL" Clinton iitlsiness College 4'SIFv'v'Ur Nit MPVIV' 'iI GEO. SP()TTON, PRI:tcbPAL THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE 111174D OPPICIL TU*OWTO IESTABLISUED 18e7 s. S. WALKER, President Paid-up Capital, $10,000490 AuuNDER LAIRD, Gsaersl lltiall-z" I Reserve Fund, - 6,0001000 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES The new Travellers' Cbequea recently issued by this Bank are a most convenient way in which to carry money when travelling. They are issued in denominations of $10, $20, $50, $100 and $200 and the exact amount payable in Austria. Belg/um, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Holland, Italy. Norway, Russia, Sweden and Switzerland is,tr,ted on the face of each cheque, while in other countries they are payable at current rates. The cheques and all information regarding them may be obtained at every odes of the Bank. 1f1A Exeter Branch—O. w. Harrison, Manager. Branch also at Crediton CRAP! The general public will take notice that I am doing business in Exeter in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap. Highest Market Prices Paid for Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Horse Hair, Copper, : Etc. Etc. Etc. All purchases to be delivered to T. I(AWKINS & SON'S HARDWARE. EXETER, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap may he left at the same store, where prompt attention will be given. M. W E X LE R, Junk Dealer, Exeter, Ont. IT PAYS TO BUY A GOOD FIA* W E want to tell you about a Good Range --It's called the -- IMPERIAL -OXFORD APERSONAL inspection is request- ed and now is a good time to come, New Stock just In --Let's talk it over. Surprisingly moderate prices for sure satisfaction. See us before you buy. For sale by W. J. HEAMAN Purchased Blacksmith Business Having purchased the blacksmith property and business of MR. A. E. PYM, near the Town Hall, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black- smith Work for the General Public, and respect- fully solicit the patronage of all the Old (cus- tomers of the Shop, and many New Ones. I believe we can give you entire satisfaction. Yours, David Russell , :303.3 x-3.3 00.20* *0*0.O Wedding Gifts Let your IVedding Gift be admired. as it carries your heart iest wishes for home joys. It need not he expensive to be tit gond taste. Our qualities are the best and prices the lowest. Cut Glass Our Cut Mass is of the finestcutting and perfect white ery stnl Silver Our Silver i). pl. i+ is brim full of nice gnnde,daint y ds-ign' A. Marchand Jeweler and Optician --- Exeter, Ontario The Molsons Bank incorporated 14.55 Capital (paid up) - $3.000.060 Rest Fund - $3,500.000 Has 413 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal (cities in the World. A OBNPRAL RANKING 81'SI8F.iS TRANSAcTFD. SAVINCS BANK DEPARTMENT smismimomme at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest eta n ht 15te. - EXETER BRANCH - Agents at Exeter for the Dominirin Gt.vernn,ent. I)tcgaolr & CARLING, Solicitors. N. D. Ht RDON, Manager.